d—-The Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa.,
OWL LAFES

BY
A WISE OWL
was not a wedding you
town klinkety,
klank the other day, it was ex-
postmaster Charlie Bennett. He's
got a car that goes “jingle, jangle,
but only when scme joke-
No, that
heard going down
jingle”,
ster ties a tin can to the bottom of
his car.---What else could he do?
You can’t just lie down out on Main
Street and crawl under your car to
untie the thing.

I finally gave in to the temptation
and joined the pop corn eaters
down at the movies. Man! Is that
pop corn good! I suggest that after
eating a bag of the salted corn there
should be a coke dispenser there
also, but the management didn’t
think much of the idea.
But to get back to pop corn. I
don’t know why you must wait un-
til around the holidays, usually, to
get the yellow and pink candied
stuff. They tell me that up in the
New ' England states pop corn
very popular in every flavor, rasp-
kerry, cherry, grape, lime, etc. Have
you ever. tasted it? Must be real
good.
is
Isn't it too, bad that when suc-
cess turns a fellow’s head, it does |
not wring his neck?
One of the fellows boasts that he
has cut down his drinking fifty per
cent. He eliminates the chasers.
Some of the real old folks can
still match wits with the youth of |
today as was proven after an ac- |
cident that happened Saturday
night. |
A young man had made the
rounds of several taverns and on
his way to another he was driving
along when the highway turned
left but he didn’t. Consequently his
car went a lawn, jumped
the porch and crashed through the
wall of a little white cottage land-
ing in the where a |
sweet old lady sat plaiting a rug. |
When she looked up in surprise,
the driver, sort of flustered, asked:
“Could you tell me the to
York?” “Certainly”, snorted the old
across
living room
way
lady. “Drive right through the
|
china closet and turn left at the |
kitchen stove!” And on she went

with her rug making

Heard a pretty ridiculous argu- |
ment up at the post office this A.M.
One man contended that the white
man is superior to the Indian. The |
other fellow argued: “Now you take |
when the white man came to this
country the Indian was running
things. There were no taxes. There
were no debts. The women did all
the work. Now you tell me how in
heck you could improve on a sys-
tem like that?”
Men! remember that your wife
still likes candy and flowers. Let |
her know that you remember.
Speak of them occasionally.

You know, if the Russians were |
really proud of their Communist
experiment, instead of an Iron Cur-
tain they'd put in a Plate Glass
‘Window.
Jim Berrier just couldn’t
back from his West Coast trip with-
out bringing us a story, so here it
is. He says they driving
through desert country and they
stopped at a ramshackle old house
to ask how much more desert they
bad to travel. When Jim saw how
dilapidated the shack was he just
stood and looked at it in amaze-
ment. A bearded old man rocked |
come
were

back and forth on what should |
have been 3 porch and paid no at- |
tention to Jim. Finally Jim exclaim- |
ed: “Old Timer, one look at this
house convinces .me you are worse
ff than ‘anybody in this state.”
The old nester; cackled: : “I ain’t as |
hard upias ‘you taink I] be,’ son. If
live here ‘but I DON'T OWN. this |
place.” - ¢ VI
: A WISE OWL
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| Commission
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| study would enable anyone
| their
| Delaware and Schuylkill
| meeting of the club this week at| Pilots
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Thursday, September 14, 1950!
Weekly Letter
By Penna. State
MUTT AND JEFF
ITS 3AM |

| AND YOUR
BRAINIEST
{ MILKMAN
Sportsmen have often been |
heard to say I'd like to do
thing to improve game conditions
in my locality but I live in town,
not on hunting territory. |
YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE
BRAINS ON THIS JOB /
THE HORSE KNOWS THE
ROUTE! YOU DELIVER
THE MILK WHERE
THE MORSE STOPS!

JUST DELIVER A = | J im NOT USED TO BEING UP )
BOTTLE OF MILK 4 DURING THE NIGHT / THINK )
WHERE VER THE fe TAKE A SNOOZE UNTIL
HORSE STORS ¢ ™ | THE HORSE REACHES HIS
THATS FIRST STOR/ /

Individuals and organizations
can contribute to the welfare of
game and the continuance of their
sport by purcnasing st nding gram
preferably yellow corn,
and
|
HE
| that will remain uncut as food ’
{winter cover for many forms of | KORY GROVE
wildlife when severe weather and a
low supply of natural food often
| make survival difficult. t
“ {here a
Futhermore, such grain purchas- : : :
es create a favorable impression a-|Was touring the nation—having a
mong the hunters’ farmer hosts| nice time too, I recon. The weath-
{who are not only paid for was nice. And what do you sup-
grain but who, through the trans-1 , ce he told us. Told us that the
action, learn that sportsmen are
willing to give as well as to take census shows that people are mov-
g a as Hf
Home-Raised Rabbits Preferred |ing from the cities and crowded
Over Imported Stock _ spots to the country. Yep, that is
A number of states continue their what the main said. Just as though
| ban against the importation of cot- | hadn't
| tontail rabbits. The game depart- |everybody—man or woman—hadn
{ ments of these states believe that known same, and for years.
. its ocx a 1} a
| western rabbits cost more in the | Now folks 1
long run than do habitat restora- his litt]
[tion and livetrapping and transfer |this little newsy
{ programs at home. The authorities kinda guess what we
[ believe, also, that home-grown fo, our tax money. It is
bunnies produce more offspring, | ole. A sample of the unneed-
are hardier and provide better x: te. for
| hunting than do those bought from [ed things -we paying y
| other states. {thousands it has cost to be told that
the country to the
The Big Chief of the census was
Hickory recent-like. He

am commentin’ on
item so you can
getting
a fair
are
are
| Disease factors, however, are prefer
major reasons why conservation | city, Oh me!
agencies rule against rabbit impor-| _ Aaa
| tations. Massachusetts, once free ofl There are one million persons on
| tularemia, has experienced several/Sambo’s payroll doing even more
| cases within the past few years. useless more uneeded, also
| These were the result of infection |, eo things than this
{by imported rabbits, or of native ie A
| rabbits infected by imported bun [han and his sashaying up an
{ nies. [down and across the land. It is
| :
[ New Mexico, which exports|time for a rising up—little people,
{ thousands of rabbits each year, re-hig people, middle size people.
| ce y ic agile ra Q :
| cently found bubonic plague WaS|The Govt. is far and away too big,
carried by its native rabbit popula- : t bus arrying
tion. Pennsylvania sportsmen have|t00 expensive, too busy carrymg
[ bought rabbits from New unneeded and harmful projects
{in past years. Having this know-|of a 1000 kinds—including Social-
| ledge of disease possibilities sports-|
{men will likely heed the warning|
sounded in other states.
the rapbit
more
census
ism in many garbs.
For study by literary clubs and
hungry lunch clubs, far and wide,
For years, trapping
{program has worked successfully in here is a place to uncover some
|the Keystone State. Should the ex-|fummididdles. When you have
perimental cottontail farms succeed done so, hang a lantern aloft. Don’t
as anticipated, a network of these : ;
y= > a shrink y right
| naturol propogating areas over the [Pe 2 shrinking violet—talk 8
Commonwealth should produce so|out—tell the citizens.
well that the importation of west-| JIMMY

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{ern stock, already lessened because |
of its questionable value, could be| Sys v rit
| abandoned with beneficial effect on BENNY BROWN RETAINS
the Commonwealth's rabbit popu-/JR. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
lation. Benny Brown, son of George
Hunters Warned {Brown, East Main Street, success-
Soon hawks will start their south-

AT MARIETTA’'S PARK.
A full weeks entertainment, fun,
plenty of excitement is |
at Marietta Memorial
rides and
Church of the Brethren will have guaranteed
saanhi i he local v x
preaching services In the tod Park carnival. Starting September
Ju S ay p preceded ey i
Church Sunday morning | 18 and continuing thru September | §
by Sunday School.
23. A traveling carnival will be on
The Ladies Aid Society of the | he field. This will be augmented
Church met on Tuesday in the| hy independantly operated con-
sewing room of the church with the
following members present: Har-
riet Kaylor, Ida Brubaker, Susan
Hostetter, Mrs. Douple, Ada Brene-
man, Sadie Becker, Alice Eshelman,
cessions of the Park Association,
the Marietta Lions Club, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, American Legion,
Ambulance Fund, Pioneer Ball
Club and Merchants Ball Club, It
A WEEK OF ENTERTAINMENT I
COUNTY TARGET CHAMP
eign of M. S. Evans as Lancaster
County
New Holland Saturday as he de-
24 to 21. |
the 100-target shoot with scores of
97.
Evans hails from Kirkwood.
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CARL SHIRK, BAREVILLE

Earl Shirk ended the four year 3rd Annual Lancaster County
Old Fiddlers Jamboree
ROCKY SPRINGS PARK, LANCASTER
| Sunday, Sept. 17, 1950
Trap Shoot Champion at
cated Evans in a 25-bird shootoff

Both men were tied at the end of
Shirk is from Bareville while

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From 1:30 to 11:30 P. M.

Grace Becker, Mildred Douple. | will he the first cooperative carni-
Ruth Eshelman, Salome Shank, | yal of its kind in Marietta. A large
Naomi Hoover, Dora Gruber and | {ent has been rented for games and
Ida Becker.
Miss Janet Horning of this place
student in the
Hospital School |
bleachers will be provided to seat
all.
Under the supervision of Charles
Bauserman, Carnival chairman and
Appley, thirty-
eight Marietta have
been organized and are cooperating
enrolled
General
has as a
Lancaster
of Nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wittle attended
a family at Kauffman’s
Leroy assistant,
merchants
reunion

J FREE DANCING (Afternoon and Evening)
GATE PRIZES — PICNIC TABLES — GOOD PARKING
2500 good seats at our stage .
ADMISSION TO PARK 42c¢ Plus Tax
Children under 12 Free Ta
All Fiddlers and Musicians are invited to attend free.
Jewerly - Silverware
Watches - Gifts
Watch Attachmemts ;
(WATCH REPAIRING)
Complete Ronson Lighter
Repair Service
Koser’s Watch Shop|
Dial Mt. Joy 3-4015
Chocolate Ave, FLORIN, PA.

OLD TIME

Park near Manheim. on Sunday af- | in promoting the carnival. Each
ternoon. merchant is giving a coupon with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover | each purchase from his establish-
announced the birth of a daugh- | ment. Every evening during the
ter at the General Hospital on Sat-'| week a traveling sound wagon will
urday. announce that nights attractions in

Miss Doris Rutt, daughter of Mrs. | our neighboring towns.
Harry Heisey of this place and Mr.
Samuel Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Two amplifying systems on the
park grounds will keep the crowd
Samuel = Singer of Elizabethtown, | informed of other exciting events
were married on Sunday at the | during the entire week. For com-
TIVAL
ar FLORIN
of FREE Entertainment
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.
| FES
The Home

Christ Evangelical and Reformed | plete details of the entertainment
Church in Elizabethtown. The Rev. | see ad elsewhere in The Bulletin.
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Philip Saylor performed the cere-
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mony.
Miss Beulah Gibble of Lancaster
visited with Mrs. Ida
Gibble of this place on Saturday.

her mother,
Mr. John E. Hershey and daugh- For Home Delivery | MILE EAST
ter, Mrs. Samuel of near av on a Also RALPH SHOPE ORCHESTRA
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Elizabethtown visited the Elmer VALLEY FORGE BB DOLLAR-A.CAR NIGHT “Block: WITH STREET DANCING \
Engle family on Tuesday afternoon. PIEL'S - heads" - Laurel — Hardy. “Don't! as Ais 8
The weekly cottage prayer meet- PRIOR Fence Me In" - Roy Rogers. Season Prizes Will be awarded This Night iN
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ing was held at the home of Mr. ALE & PORTER RB co ty URDAY Me Fn Priz TELEVISION SET 3
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Wednesday evening and was very
well attended.
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ward migration through Pennsyl- | "uly defended his American Legion
vania, using the flight routes this/Post 185 Junior Tennis champion- |
| kind have followed year after year.!ship by coming through in the fin- |
When the flight is on hunters at|,]s Sunday, defeating Bill Beaston |
mountain top positions have prac- in straight sets, 6-2, 6-2.
ticed indiscriminate off-season wing| :
shooting by intercepting these mi-| This the Seccnd Anal)
granth as they fly past, killing many |tourney, held on the borough courts, |
unlawfully. Commission employesiand the second time Brown has
have been instructed to enforce thelwon the title. J
hawk laws along these flight routes. :
Unfortunately, many persons | He final
class all hawks as villians but or-{scoring a 6-1, 6-2 victory over Ken |
established that Engle while Beaston had to go
most found in the Commonwealth sets to defeat Ben Clinger, nk
are generally beneficial. Therefore,
only three, the predacious goshawk,
sharp-skinned hawk and Cooper's
hawk, are not protected and may|
be lawfully killed at any time.
was
entered the round by |
nithologists have
the semi-final round, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1.
Saturday's Scores:
First Round
Een Brown defeated Jack Beas-

Hawk hunters should study the{ton, 6-2, 6-2
appearance of these birds on sight to| Owen Phillips defeated Charlie
avoid violation of the law. Many Groff, 6-3, 6-2.
excellent hawk and owl publica- | Pete Nissley defeated Frank Zim-
ticns are available. The Game Merman, 6-2, 6-2.
Ken Engle defeated Glenn
gemuth, 6-0, 6-2.
Bill Beaston defeated Vern Ober-
holtzer, 6-0, 6-0.
Don Martin defeated John Hend-
Wol-
publishes one such, a
booklet, titled “Pennsylvania |
Birds of Prey”, which pictures and|
describes each hawk so well a little|
o iden . Tu x
irix, 7-5, 6-4.

hawks that. are. logs: avant
tify hawks that are legal targets. Toby Weber defeated Bill Derr,
IA {5-0. 6-0
LANCASTER COUNTY OLD Ben Clinger defeated Charlie
FIDDLERS HOLD JAMBOREE 6-2, 6-0.
The Third Annual Old Fiddlers! Second Round :
Jamboree will be held on Sunday.) ;; 20. Breen defeated ‘Owen Phils
September 17th at Rocky Springs| Ken Engle defeated Pete Nissley
Park, Lancaster, starting at 1:30/6-1, 6-0. :
p.m. Bill Beaston defeated
. (tin 6-2, 6-3.
The Old Fiddlers Jamboree is pay Clinger defeated Toby Web-
held to do honor to men that used
er, 6-0, 6-1.
talent to provide enjoyment
and entertainment to so many rural
mt Donegal Airport News
Fiddlers and musical groups from
> Sunday after fred Gusler,
Chester, Berks, York, Dauphin, Fr Siermeon Allred Gudle!
red Loewen and John Hawthorne |
Lebanon, Montgomery, Allegheny, | the airports at Harrisburg
re a Counties|, 4 New Kingston. x
have signified their intenticns to Several pilots stopped to refuel
attend this jamboree. SR lon the way home from New Jer-
Any fiddler musician is in-\say hound for various parts cf the
vited to attend and lend their mu-|giate. There were hundreds of air-
sical talent to make this jamboree al planes at the seashore points, one
big Sucoess. {pilot reported.
| Sim Horton and Fred Sherick re-
MOUNT JOY SPORTSMEN ceived their Private Pilots Certi-
IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE |ficates during the week.
The annual membership drive of| Fred Pease and wife of Westmin-
the Mount Joy Sportsmen Associa-| stor, Maryland, stopped to refuel
tion is now underway and will a cross country flight. Mr. Pease
tinue until December 1 it was an-|flies a Cessna 140.
nounced at the regular monthly The annual Airplane Owners and
Association Roundup was
the Fire House. Two trap shootsheld during the weekend at Wild-
will be held at the sportsmen’s field|wood, N. J. This annual affair fea-
northwest of Florin September 17/tured a clambake and other. enter-
and October 1. ¢ tainment oni Saturday, afterngon
theland evening * and * demonstrations
Dcn Mar-

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eet
* Black bass were stocked in
Little Chiques : and Big Chiquesiand displays of new airplane mecd-
Creeks September 11, George Bow-|els on Sunday. Many pilots ‘and
ers a member of the club showed their friends from all over the
| movies on hunting and fishing fol- country attended the affair. As cne
lowing the business meeting which pilot remarked on his return.
was in charge of Elwood Martin, “there were thousands of airplanes
president; |parked on the field”

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[J WF CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 1950
OKLAHOMA TRAVELERS
purcEl featuring Sard, Holsopple, the Dutch Comedienne and Flo, the
RIS ( Hawaiian dancer, returning by popular demand.

Virginia Mayo.
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Foreign Affair” Marlene
John Lund - Jean Ar-
Soft Drinks
FREE
Chicken Corn Soup Sandwiches
FREE — Florin Fire Co.

thur.
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
“snake Pit” Olivia DeHavilland.

Li) Qe
Kunzler’s Sliced Bacon
(WHEATLAND) lb. 59.
bot. 23:
2. 19:
an 4G
NORRIS FANCY
Whole White Corn
No. 2 can 2 3 Sc
Snappy Dog Food 3/25:
Barrel Molasses Barrel Vinegar
SAVE MONEY, BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINER
Swift's Select Swift's Premium
Beef Veal
We Make Our Own Sausage
Hess’ Food Stores
MOUNT JOY MASTERSONVILLE
PHONE 3-9094 MANHEIM 5-7811
These Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday (this week)
NORRIS FANCY
Prune Juice
VELVEETA
Cheese
SWIFTS
Prem

2 COMPLETE SHOWS EVERY NIGHT Ji]
ST DIS ed |
ERIN 2 GIL i EVENINGS MATINEE
| SHOWS SATURDAYS
7 and 9:00 P.M
AND
'0 | saturoavs | THEATRE]
6:8:10'P, M, 2:00 P. M.
Mount Joy, Pa.
Try our old fashioned sugar cones
We must place orders on Monday |
and Thursday, by 2 p. m. if we can |
serve you at any time, please
EE NR A RN SER

| FRIDAY — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 - 16
Restaurant if
45 EAST MAIN ST.
MOUNT JOY
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JAMES STEWART — DEBRA PAGET
“Broken Arrow”

MONDAY — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 - 19
DANA ANDREWS — SUSAN HAYWARD
| “My Foolish Heart”
BULK AND GALLONS |
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WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 - 21
BEN JCHNSON — JOANNE DRU
“Wagon Master”
with Breyers Ice Cream.
TO CHURCH ORGANIZA-
TIONS. CLUBS, Etc.
WE OFFER
SPECIAL PRICES ON
ICE CREAM
10 Quarts Or More

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FRIDAY — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 23
MARIE WILSON — JOHN LUND
“MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST”
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CALL 3-9163
CLOSED SUNDAYS

MARIETTA MEMORIAL PARK CARNIVAL—Sept.18-19-20-21-22-23
FREE ADMISSION — FREE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY EVENING
PLENTY OF RIDES FOR KIDS, EXCITEMENT FOR YOUNG, ENTERTAINMENT FOR OLD
MON. 18th TUES. 19th WEDNES. 20th
RIDES, GAMES, MARIETTA - DONEGAL ’
ENTERTAINMENT High School Band Shope’s Or chestra
’ under direction of Morrell :
Shope’s Orchestra Shields RIDES, GAMES, 4
with latest dance hits ENTERTAINMENT °,
AWARDS EVERY HALF HOUR
AWARDS EVERY HALF HOUR Games, Entertainment AWARDS EVERY HALF HOUR
FRI. 22nd
PEDROS FAMOUS
International
Musical Clowns
from Philadelphia
Gee-Gee” “Ho-Ho” & “Bimbo”
playing continuously from
7:30 to 11:30
AWARDS EVERY HALF HOUR
1+ Rides, "Games, Entertainment
GIANT ‘PIG ROAST
By: Marietta Lions Club
Rides,

SAT. 23rd
TWO GIANT JACK POTS
“The Musical Hicks
From Hicksville”
Plenty of fun for young and old
PIG ROAST
By Marietta Lions Club : i
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THURS. 21st
GALA DISPLAY OF
Fireworks
at 10:45 P. M. Sharp
Popular Elks Quartet
from Columbia, singing on stage
RIDES, GAMES,
ENTERTAINMENT
This carnival is «a Community project in that the Various organizations will operate :con-
cessions independently —THE PARK ASSOCIATION, LIONS CLUB, VETERANS OF FOR-
EIGN WARS, AMERICAN LEGION, COMM UNITY AMBULANCE FUND, PIONEER BALL
CLUB end MERCHANTS BALL CLUB.
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